My man is an insectivore.

Author: Zhang Manjuan
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Publish Date: 1998-10-01
Features: To have the desire for love but lack the ability to love—is that not a tragedy? I chose to write this novel in the form of letters because the hidden depths and subtleties in the letters are similar to this aspect of love. However, can letters fully narrate a story? That remains to be seen from the readers' reviews. A pure and kind white-collar beauty deeply loves her idol in her heart; even in the face of countless joys and sorrows, she remains unwavering. Until one day, she discovers that the middle-aged man she admires has not divorced, weaving nineteen heartfelt letters with dedication, composing a beautiful solo of love. Each letter contains a theme of love: either bewildered, sorrowful, jealous, desperate, or filled with subtle feelings of release. With delicate brushwork, elegant words, and a refined style, accompanied by the author's careful reflections on perfect love, it fully demonstrates Zhang Manjuan's extraordinary talent in writing about love and relationships.